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July 9th, 2005, 12:57 AM
Someone told me that the tribes around the world have been interfered with. For example (I am sorry if I've mentioned this before) the bushmen of the Kalhari(?) - In Africa have been changed due to pollitical control/power. I don't know what's happened to them, but it sicken's me to know if this is the case to interfere people who use the land. I mean doesn't that show how stupid we are as a race of animals which take, take, take all the time.
Australia (as I've said before) has aboriginals which are amonst the oldest of tribes found on the planet, yet government & interactions between beings have changed the meaning of the land - just the same as us using this place for our purposes - introduce weeds & have big fat visions about building some landscape smucks dream view of Port Phillip bay. "Ah hell the place is stuffed up" as most would say mildly, "lets be stupid by distroying it all" I say. These aren't signs of people being smart.
The issue in Africa from what I heard was all about money, another govt. thing - they see it as valable by selling it. I wish we'd all go back to the dark ages, at least we could support ourselves by finding food - instead of trying to hunt down the nearest Supermarket!
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Australia (as I've said before) has aboriginals which are amonst the oldest of tribes found on the planet, yet government & interactions between beings have changed the meaning of the land - just the same as us using this place for our purposes - introduce weeds & have big fat visions about building some landscape smucks dream view of Port Phillip bay. "Ah hell the place is stuffed up" as most would say mildly, "lets be stupid by distroying it all" I say. These aren't signs of people being smart.
The issue in Africa from what I heard was all about money, another govt. thing - they see it as valable by selling it. I wish we'd all go back to the dark ages, at least we could support ourselves by finding food - instead of trying to hunt down the nearest Supermarket!
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